The Truth About Ron Paul - Part 2

Carne Seca

Carne Seca

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UncleBuck said:
you mean to say, ron paul won a poll of people who think dinosaurs were jesus ponies and that "the gay" can be cured?

awesome!

:lol:

i think we need to convert america to a theocracy of christian conservatism.
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You mean the Christian Caliphate with Christian Sharia Law?
 
DelSlow

DelSlow

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budlover13 said:
i live in a town of 25,000 +/-. i search the net daily for job offers, papers, get emails from YahooJobs, Monster, etc, etc. i have interviewed for many jobs and was told i was over/under-qualified or would simply not be happy there because of my salary history regardless of the gleaming personal reviews from my employers that were forced to lay me off due to the Keynesian Economic policies in place.

So for you to sit there, on the computer hours a day, and tell me i am a leeach is fucking hilarious you douche. i have done everything in my power to help provide for my wife and son short of whoring myself out literally. i pick up cans and plastics, get my hustle on, work as many angles as i can find to get employed, etc. You MOTHER FUCKER! How DARE YOU!?

Typical of how your kind view the world i guess.
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I know you were an officer of the law, so this may go against your code of ethics, but if things are really tough $$$-wise, might I suggest :leaf: A better option than blowing guys for money, IMO.
 
sync0s

sync0s

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Amish... heh

Just like the rest of us, the Amish are not exempt from life's two certainties -- death and taxes. However, there is a reason behind the persistent myth that the Amish do not pay taxes. The Amish live within self-sufficient communities and do not collect Social Security, unemployment, or welfare benefits. According to their religious beliefs, paying Social Security, an insurance premium for the elderly, is tantamount to not "taking care of their own." Amish people who are self-employed are not obliged to pay Social Security tax, but they do still pay all other taxes, including property, income, and sales tax. If an Amish person decides to work outside of the community, he or she must also pay Social Security tax like any other American.
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Buy some land in CA... outfit some windmills/solar panels.... build a large water well... grow some weed ;)
 
londonfog

londonfog

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and just because you are not helping does not mean you are hurting... Everyman for themselves.... We don't need no stinky government badges,,so phuck the FDA,FAA,EPA, ...hell screw the PTA ( they work with the public schools).make the USA stand for Us Standing Alone.......FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM
 
Mr Neutron

Mr Neutron

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Dan Kone said:
To cut spending in a recession isn't wise. Government spending has a stimulative effect on the economy. If we cut spending, in will create a double dip recession which will lead to our revenue will decrease further, resulting in deficits.

Either spending more or spending less will result in deficits. So we might as well accept that fact and choose the path that stimulates the economy. Cutting spending is foolish. It will cause another recession and will fail to stop deficits.

This isn't your personal finances. When you make a major purchase it doesn't create millions of jobs. The government has that ability. The two are incomparable.
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I have tried to see things from your point of view but I just can't stick my head that far up my ass.
 
budlover13

budlover13

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sync0s said:
The modern ages gold rush.... Fuck it, pitch in people, we'll start a commune. :)
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You would be surprised as to how very accurate that statement rings here in Cali. i have heard the gold rush reference more than once lol. Wish i had my own land :(

Anyway, the talk here is that the market is way too flooded because of so many growers so everyone is now looking to states that have legalized recently or are looking at it. That's the reason that to become a grower in Colorado you must live in state for 2 years first from what i hear.

At this point i have my first outdoor crop and am trying to make it through until harvest :) My indoor set-up is only 600w + fluoro sidelighting and i've only been growing about a year now so, while it provides me with good meds, there is rarely overage so far. LOTS of issues that have contributed to my lack of stellar success indoors, some out of my control and some that i just fucked up through inexperience.

Actually just visited with someone from Montana and they sounded like they might know where i could work back there and they would help us get settled but then my wife would be unemployed (or at lest making much less than she currently does due to time with her company). However i then look at their MJ situation and think "Hmmmmm......." lol! i don't know though. Montana. i think they are talking of secession.
 
beardo

beardo

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budlover13 said:
You would be surprised as to how very accurate that statement rings here in Cali. i have heard the gold rush reference more than once lol. Wish i had my own land :(

Anyway, the talk here is that the market is way too flooded because of so many growers so everyone is now looking to states that have legalized recently or are looking at it. That's the reason that to become a grower in Colorado you must live in state for 2 years first from what i hear.

At this point i have my first outdoor crop and am trying to make it through until harvest :) My indoor set-up is only 600w + fluoro sidelighting and i've only been growing about a year now so, while it provides me with good meds, there is rarely overage so far. LOTS of issues that have contributed to my lack of stellar success indoors, some out of my control and some that i just fucked up through inexperience.

Actually just visited with someone from Montana and they sounded like they might know where i could work back there and they would help us get settled but then my wife would be unemployed (or at lest making much less than she currently does due to time with her company). However i then look at their MJ situation and think "Hmmmmm......." lol! i don't know though. Montana. i think they are talking of secession.
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If you have the opportunity to move to Montana do it-It is one of the last American places in America, a land of hard work opportunity and common sense.
 
Harrekin

Harrekin

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Just a quick one, Im not from the States, but I was wondering...would anyone here vote for Ron Paul if he didnt support weed the way he does?
 
beardo

beardo

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Harrekin said:
Just a quick one, Im not from the States, but I was wondering...would anyone here vote for Ron Paul if he didnt support weed the way he does?
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Yes, I would based on his other positions.
Ron Paul is also not Pro weed he is just Pro Common sense and does not believe in using govt funding to continue prohibition and inhibit business and free market.
 
beardo

beardo

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budlover13 said:
And my friend said that they LOVE Ron Paul in Montana too. And she's on the RNC :)
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Every one loves Ron Paul except people who have never listened to him or read him and only know what they have been told about him, Politicians who are not representing our best interests, and parasites-I mean people feeding off our tax dollars and govt contracts and public sector employees and those benefiting from the Fed giving loans and bail outs. A working American would be crazy to not support Paul.
 
Harrekin

Harrekin

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Ahh cool, just Iv read/watched alot about him, but you know how its hard to get a proper idea of a foreign policitian when you dont actually live there? He does seem to be a pretty cool guy, he should start his own No BS party, based on common sense and delivering efficient results, Im waiting for someone with this ideal to come along.

Thanks for replies.
 
budlover13

budlover13

King Tut
Harrekin said:
Ahh cool, just Iv read/watched alot about him, but you know how its hard to get a proper idea of a foreign policitian when you dont actually live there? He does seem to be a pretty cool guy, he should start his own No BS party, based on common sense and delivering efficient results, Im waiting for someone with this ideal to come along.

Thanks for replies.
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i actually got a FB message from a guy in Australia and RP's message has spoken so loudly to him that he is coming to America and try to get citizenship before the election but campaign in support of him regardless. Speaks volumes to me :)

But yes, i have no clue how the politicians of other countries truly are. Have a hard enough time trying to figure that out about our own lol.
 
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